DAY 1
Arrival. Meet and assist on arrive at Cayman Brac Airport. Transfer to your chosen Hotel.
DAY 2
Self Exploration of Grand Cayman. Compared with its tiny sisters, Grand Cayman is party island. As the largest and by far the most active of the three, the big dot attracts 99 percent of the tourists, most of whom flock to hotel-stocked Seven Mile Beach. You can expect even bigger crowds as fallout from The Firm. Haven't read the book? You won't lack for companion readers - they're everywhere on the island - and almost every local has a story about the film crew or a family member who was an extra. Return to your Hotel for over night stay.
DAY 3
Take Diving Romance. The diving is still excellent - you'll swear you've taken a plunge into a pet-shop fish tank. The gentle stingrays still cluster at Stingray City. Television personality Chef Tell still dishes up extreme romance at his Oceanside restaurant. And you can still spend an entire day floating in azure waters as clear as your hotel swimming pool. Over night at your chosen hotel.
DAY 4
Nature Trail. A day of tooling around in a Rocky Jeep is a must. Head west to the town of Hell, complete with its own velour-clad devil, before zipping over to the turtle farm with its human-size terrapins. In spite of the turtle soup on sale in the snack shop, the farm really does help protect several species. Grand Cayman's sparsely populated East End will refresh you with long stretches of craggy coast. In Savannah, the oldest island structure is a castle rumored to have been built by pirates two centuries ago. Stop by the blowholes for some awesome pictures of watery spires. On the way back, harbor side George Town will tempt you with its Gucci and Fendi shops.
DAY 5
Grand Cayman Night Tour. Nights in Grand Cayman are laid-back. Those who don't have an early-morning dive gravitate to Ramada's Treasure Island nightclub and Island Rock disco. If you crave some romantic dining head to the deck of the seaside Wharf or to Lantana's for nouvelle Southwestern cuisine. And famous Chef Tell is always ready to shake your hand at his Grand Old House. It's nice to know that fame hasn't spoiled Grand Cayman.
DAY 6
Historical tours of Cayman. At the end of a quiet, mango and mahogany tree-shaded road in Savannah, Grand Cayman, high atop a limestone bluff, lies one of the Caribbean's most spectacular historic restorations, the Pedro St. James Historic Site. After seven years and a $7.5 million transformation, the Cayman Islands government has created the country's most ambitious heritage attraction to date and its first national landmark. The final phase of the most extensive restoration project in Cayman's history was completed in December 1998 and unveiled during a gala Grand Opening celebration. Sprawling over 7.65 acres with a breathtaking view of the azure Caribbean, Pedro St. James is one of the country's genuine treasures awaiting discovery by all visitors. Over night at hotel.
DAY 7
The Cayman Turtle Farm. Sea turtles have always played an important role in Cayman's seafaring heritage and remain treasured residents today. Tucked away on the Caribbean Sea at Grand Cayman's Northwest Point, the Cayman Turtle Farm Ltd. is a must for every visitor.You'll see thousands of these captivating sea creatures which have intrigued man for centuries, from tiny hatchlings to mature adults. Be sure to bring a camera and plenty of film - there's no place else like this on earth
DAY 8
Set for final departure to take your onward flight.